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... the Greek classics, the titles and general character of which have long been known to scholars, though they have never laid mortal eyes upon them. What a hymn of thanksgiving will be heard at all the centres of learning when Professor Flindeus Petrie or ...

... have the infa. , t mortality t o Ireland the lowest in the :world (applause). We know that mothers in Ireland, who are so devoted and affectionate to their children, will give every help in ward to the bringing up of their infants. I suppose you have ...

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